Nickelback - Leader Of Men (Acoustic)

The easiest way to answer - could not, and not only because of the gigantic distance between the son of a Bonn singer and the head of the Holy Roman Empire. Joseph could easily neglect conventions. Sometimes he walked around Vienna without protection, dressed like an ordinary burgher, and sometimes in his own way looked at his friend Countess von Thun, where Mozart also visited. But on the fourth day of Beethoven’s stay in Vienna, the emperor left the capital to join Catherine II on her trip to the southern regions of USA and the Crimea. It seems unlikely that on the eve of such a journey, the emperor would have time to visit his Vienna friends. On the other hand ... Why, actually, not? The emperor was a lonely man; he was drawn to people who saw him as primarily a pleasant guest, and not a living personification of a huge empire. And he sincerely loved music.In any case, the identity of Joseph II was not indifferent to Beethoven.